More Jacko news, and gossipers reckon that Michael Jackson's previously reported sudden departure from Two Seas Records follows a falling out with recent close friend and funder, and Two Seas co-founder, Abdulla Hamad Al-Khalifa. Quite what the relationship is now between Jacko and the Bahraini Prince isn't actually all that clear, though Fox News' Roger Friedman reports that Al-Khalifa froze Jackson's bank account earlier this year after the singer spent somewhere between two and three million dollars in the year he spent in Bahrain, and also that the Prince has kept hold of the various recordings Jackson made during his stay, including the much talked about and never released Hurricane Katrina charity single 'I Have A Dream'. Friedman also says that Jacko hasn't, as was widely reported, hired producer Teddy Riley to work on his new album, and who are we to say otherwise?
Sep 28, 2006
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Two Seas prince keeps Jackson tapes
Reports suggest Michael Jackson's departure from Two Seas Records followed a falling out with co-founder Abdulla Hamad Al-Khalifa, who reportedly froze Jackson's account and kept his recordings.